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Scans matching “St. John's”7 scans

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  Second view of the Grands Voyages leaf, c.1627. Scan

  Old World Auctions ·from Richard Whitbourne's Mermaid in St. John's Harbour, Newfoundland (1610)

  Deß neverfundenen Lands. kaufen. Dynab als die Schafftierin in die Gebiet fortmachen / haben die treffende Forderung. Dynab als die Schafftierin in die Gebiet fortmachen / anwachen sie stets an, wenn sie die Forderung nicht erfordern Afman fih can fih multifilghenen nicht nih debenghi the mundhilegh…

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  Grands Voyages Part XIII leaf with the engraving of the encounter, c.1627. Scan

  Old World Auctions ·from Richard Whitbourne's Mermaid in St. John's Harbour, Newfoundland (1610)
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  The de Bry engraving of Whitbourne's strange creature, an artist's interpretation. Scan

  Theodor de Bry, via Memorial University ·from Richard Whitbourne's Mermaid in St. John's Harbour, Newfoundland (1610)
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  Richard Whitbourne encounters a Strange Creature in Newfoundland, engraving from de Bry's America, 1628. An artist's interpretation made from the text. Scan

  Matthäus Merian, from Theodor de Bry's America (1628), via Memorial University of Newfoundland ·from Richard Whitbourne's Mermaid in St. John's Harbour, Newfoundland (1610)
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  Plaque to Richard Whitbourne in Trinity, Newfoundland and Labrador. Scan

  from Richard Whitbourne's Mermaid in St. John's Harbour, Newfoundland (1610)

  RIS 5 SN Se ~'==5" SIRRICHARD WHITBOURNE ~~ ~~ Active in the Newfoundland trade and fishery from 1579, this Devonshire mariner and merchant was an early advocate‘ of colonization. He was commissioned by the High Court of Admiralty ~ in 1615 to investigate conflicts between fishermen and settlers, ~ …

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  The Hunt for the Hackney Ghost: Midnight Scene in St. John's Churchyard. Newspaper engraving by S. Higham, 25 August 1895, showing men searching the churchyard. Scan

  © Victoria and Albert Museum, London. Given by the Hon. Arthur Villiers (E.4640-1923) ·from The Hackney Ghost Hunt, St John-at-Hackney Churchyard (1895) (1895)

  n somebody who wanted to slink away without being seen. That's all there is in it. And now, I suppose, you would like to see the ghost's tooth, the gambler's grape?" Expressing our concern with the loss to us, I tell you, we have been in the midst of a great crisis and distresses during the crisis. …

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  NICAP UFO Investigator, March 1965, p. 4 Scan

  NICAP ·from The Lynden near-collision and Custer landing (1965)

  New Sightings - continued In December, though many cases were hidden, NCAAP had reports that sightings were increasing. Examples: Dec. 18. At 1 p.m., Dr. Ashley W. Wickrath, McGillian in the National Institute of Health, observed three objects flying west at high speed. "I can not subject to helmets…